This half-hour radio program will feature Dr. Luke Peterson, Visiting Professor of International Studies at the University of Pittsburgh’s Center for International Studies. He will discuss "Prospects for Peace? Israel, Palestine, and the Media” with host Council President, Dr. Steven E. Sokol.

KQV Global Press ConferenceRethinking National Security Threats in the 21st Century: Tackling Ebola and the Rebalance to Asia

March 8, 2015

This half-hour radio program will feature Eisenhower Fellows Merissa Larson, Department of the Navy, and Col Silas Martinez, U.S. Army. They will discuss "Rethinking National Security Threats in the 21st Century: Tackling Ebola and the Rebalance to Asia” with host Council President, Dr. Steven E. Sokol.

Join the U.S.-Saudi Business Council and the World Affairs Council to learn more about Saudi Arabia’s economic and geo-political role. One of the world’s leading energy experts will offer his frank assessment of the strategic role Saudi Arabia plays in the regional economy of the Middle East – and the broader global marketplace.

There is overwhelming interest in this event! We have reached capacity and started a waiting list. If you would like to be added to the waiting list, please email Andrea Solomon at andrea@worldpittsburgh.org. We will contact you as seats become available.

Join Bricolage, the World Affairs Council, and the YWCA for an evening of film and discussion about the challenges girls around the world face as they strive to be educated.

Opening in theaters on March 7, the release of “Girl Rising” is timed to coincide with International Women’s Day. Be among the first to see excerpts from this gripping documentary which tells the unforgettable stories of nine girls from different countries around the world who face a variety of challenges – from arranged marriages to child slavery. Yet, despite these obstacles, these girls are able to get an education and change their lives. “Girl Rising” is an inspirational film from Academy Award-nominated director Richard E. Robbins and the award-winning Documentary Group.

Following the screening of selected scenes from the film, there will be a panel discussion with education experts from around the world who will drill down on the variety of challenges girls face in getting an education. The panel will include experts from India and Turkey as well as others involved with education initiatives at home and abroad.

Registration There is no charge for this event. Refreshments are included.

There is overwhelming interest in this event! We have reached capacity and started a waiting list. If you would like to be added to the waiting list, please email Andrea Solomon at andrea@worldpittsburgh.org. We will contact you as seats become available.